The nat64 time command sets the start time, end time, or timestamp in NAT64 syslogs to the local time or UTC time.
The undo nat64 time command deletes the setting of the local or UTC time for the start time, end time, or timestamp.
By default, a device displays the UTC time in flexible NAT64 syslogs.
This command is supported only on the NetEngine 8000 F1A.
nat64 time { endtime-second-dec | endtime-second-hex | starttime-second-dec | starttime-second-hex | starttime } { local | utc }
nat64 time { timestamp-second-dec | timestamp-second-hex | timestamp } { local | utc }
undo nat64 time { endtime-second-dec | endtime-second-hex | starttime-second-dec | starttime-second-hex | starttime } { local | utc }
undo nat64 time { timestamp-second-dec | timestamp-second-hex | timestamp } { local | utc }
Parameter | Description | Value |
---|---|---|
endtime-second-dec |
Indicates the end seconds expressed in decimal notation included in a log. |
- |
endtime-second-hex |
Indicates the end seconds expressed in hexadecimal notation included in a log. |
- |
starttime-second-dec |
Indicates the start seconds expressed in decimal notation included in a log. |
- |
starttime-second-hex |
Indicates the start seconds expressed in hexadecimal notation included in a log. |
- |
starttime |
Indicates the start time, including the year, month, day, hour, minute, and second. |
- |
local |
Indicates the local time. |
- |
utc |
Indicates the UTC time. |
- |
timestamp-second-dec |
Indicates the seconds expressed in decimal notation of a timestamp. |
- |
timestamp-second-hex |
Indicates the seconds expressed in hexadecimal notation of a timestamp. |
- |
timestamp |
Indicates the timestamp, including the year, month, day, hour, minute, and second. |
- |
Usage Scenario
The format of NAT64 syslog information can be flexibly configured. To configure a device as the local time in NAT64 syslogs, run the nat64 time local command.
Prerequisites
A flexible NAT syslog template has been created, and the flexible log template view is displayed.
Precautions
The time format configured using the nat64 time command takes precedence over that configured using the nat64 time local command in the flexible log template view. If the nat time command is run, the time format of the end time, start time, or timestamp takes effect according to the configured format. If the nat64 time command is not run, the nat64 time local command takes effect. If neither the nat64 time command nor the nat64 time local command is run, the default UTC time takes effect.